United States wins inter zone doubles to bolster Davis Cup bid
In July 19 action at Part s the United States clinched the inter zone final by sweeping two singles wins and a doubles victory. George Lott and Wilmer Allison defeated Italy’s de Morpurgo and Baslai in a gripping 5-7 6-2 6-4 1-4 6-2 comeback. Lott then beat de Morpurgo in straight sets to seal the tie as the Americans move toward the interzone final with five matches completed.
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United
Béron" de Morpurgo
Italy
Viety
Morpurpa
Qasern
Peterpurco
Taott
Baron
Whletauke
Pleeido’ Gaslini
Alberto de Bony
Delorparge
Alissa
Gottepainst de StaCeni
Fight Results From Unclear Card
Disjointed report lists fighters Fetold Ma Steman and Zivic from Pittsburgh with a 73 pay result. Zivic disqualified for not rink. Linus Gils from Iowa Carl Wells knocked out George Srooud from Ficus City. Gorilla Snare from San Francisco KOed Bucky Law in Syracuse.
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Fetold Ma Steman
Zivic
Pittsburgh
Linus Gils
Iowa
Carl Wells
Mane
George Srooud
Ficus City
San Francisco
Gorilla Snare
Alcan
Ohio
Bucky Law
Syracuse
Dispute Over Blxing Ends In Stabbing
A fight over a boxing matter led to a stabbing in New York. Vito Barricchi, a Brooklyn barber, was near death after an assailant stabbed a man who fled the scene. The argument involved Kammy Mandell and Al Sing ver, with police investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kammy Mandell
al Singver
Vito Barricchi
Brooklyn
Evi
Mandell
Grover Hartley Released by Cleveland Indians
Cleveland reports the veteran catcher coach Grover Hartley is released after ten years of service, becoming a free agent as a former major league figure. Polo match scores and other sports notes from ABPA and Canzoners events are briefly mentioned amid interruptions and upcoming bouts.
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Cleveland
Grover Hartley
Grover Harties
Teoach
Cleveland Indians
Seatereess
Jietecomes
Zerv ‘Ce
Anselat case notes and fragmented names emerge
Fragmentary OCR text references Anscelat cases and a July national mention with scattered names and numbers. The readable portions list individuals and labels such as Veller, Riese, Teithgs, and others in disjointed phrases, lacking coherent events or dates. The snippet hints at legal or disciplinary terms but provides no clear action or outcome.
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Desire Cerien
National
Peng
Veller
Vier Cal
Kiva
Tailller
LOB
Dios
Riese
Cama
Coceapaks
Dapeler
Pidliies
Sten
Una
BLUE LARKSPUR FAVORED AT ARLINGTON
CHICAGO July 1907 The field of eleven entries for Arlington's $25,000 race featured E R Brawles's Dive Larkspur the defending champion as 10 to 1 favorite for the mile and a quarter test Sun Leru and Gyro among early contenders Numerous withdrawals altered the lineup with jockey Timms Smith guiding Larkspur and Willie Frank assigned to ride.
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Chicago
Arlington Paths
E.R. Brawles
Sun Leru
Gyro
Tetee Werack
Vilecurian
Agua Caliente Initake
Reveille
Darky Galahad
Maya
Paul Bunran
Joe Sarkenur
Gallant Kor
iMixstop
Alable
Timms Smith
Larkspur
Etory
Kiddie Ambrose
Keldie Mielsen
Bim Beau
Willie Frank
Qualtlebaum
Petee
Pine Larkeman
Jan Teav
Owney the World Traveling Dog Becomes Smithsonian Exhibit
Owney the canine traveler who circled the globe alone in the 19th century is celebrated as a Smithsonian exhibit. The dog, famed for loyally riding post office trains in the 1880s, toured with railway mail service crews and drew public admiration at events like the Sesquicentennial in Philadelphia in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsonian Institute
Philadelphia
Owney
Post Office
Texas League Box Scores From A Fragmented Page
A damaged OCR fragment lists players and actions from a Texas League game. Mentions include Beaumont, River, Green, Mallett, Whelan, Brewart, Ben, and other players with scattered infield and pitching notes. The illegible text prevents full lineup or final score construction.
Shamrock Set for American Races in UK Campaign
The Shamrock, captained by Sir Thoras Lipton, sails from Portsmoltis with 22 crew toward New York for an English defense against an American challenger in a bid to reclaim the world yachting crown. The expedition includes the Erin escort vessel and a mascot, with races scheduled around Newsart in mid September.
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Portsmoltis
Eveland
Aailora
Roseze Op Friser
Thoras Lipton
Shamrock
New York
Spartamen
Ftth
Kugianis
Auecia
Ned Heard
Arex
Teven Dasa
Speht
Trivh
Stazirock
Erin
Vossil
Luning
Thomas Calla
Heavyweight wrestling turmoil rocks Exposition grounds show
Heavyweight grapplers boycott and fans veto changes as champion Sonnenberg loses a bout on a rough night. Kaufman and Kalio clash, Sonnenberg suffers cuts, and Wildcat Stevens defeats Meyers with cautious officiating by Referee Hal Scott amid new athletic commission rules.
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Ag Fae
Hrormotce Tralph
Dan Raloff
Louis
Denna Wrestling Action
Schanenborg
Kuloff
Gweat
Casallio
Clete Kaufman
Gammondsso
Amit
George Saver
Masked Marvel
Kaufman
Kallio
Nun
Gua
Big Boy
Hendricks
Koloff
Sonnenberg
Heferee Tod Tomlinson
Villaburgh
Kaloff
Keufman
Wildcat Stevens
Breddie Meyers
Heferee
Hal Scott
Trimmonda
Stevens
Wildert
Meyers
Pny
Foxy Stevens
New York Briefs on Royal Arrival and Bag Mix Up
The onshore arrival of the young princess reportedly caused a small error in baggage handling. Helen Sncox, traveling from England, was informed that Helen Mao had gone to a section to await her baggage. The incident prompted a cautious check of names and bags, with officials noting the mix up was unlikely to recur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
Helen Sncohx
Helen Wille Mao
Brooklyn Buys Heimach of Toledo
New York July 19 Brooklyn Nationals announce the purchase of Freddy Heimach veteran left handed pitcher from the Toledo club of the American Association for cash and one player to be named later. Heimach played for the New York Yankees last season and with the Athletics previously. He has won IL and last 5 games for Toledo so far this year and will report to the club Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Heooklyn Nationals
Inna
Freddy Heimach
Poledto Ehib
American Association
Heimach
New York Yankers
The
Athletica
Woledo
Rabins Monlay
Ninth Infantry Edges Tiret Nine In Fort Wonston Tilt
The Second Medical Regiment chased a close win at the Fort Sar Wonston league Friday. Ninth Infantry trailed late but tied the game with a late push, then fell short by a run as Tiret bal runner up nize held the line. The final score 43-? The Modtron showed improved ball handling. Saturday afternoon will feature Brooks Field Whorg meet the Cwonly-hird Infantry at 2en Bat urday to break the Lie for ninth nines.
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Nize
Sianshu Cally
Fort Sar Wonston
Modtron
Cwonly-hird Infantry
Winin
Samatleater Wood
Inna Ninth Infantry
Rand
Weed
Heute Pocturtel
Hunt
Boxtel-Kesington-Doudacey
Bane
Wood Conniinse
Carll
Ates Boahinko
Maffman
Nebraska Withdraws From Boxing League
Nebraska boxing commissioner Vorhies tendered his resignation and Nebraska withdrew from the National Boxing Association after a Wright bout controversy. Vorhies cited dissatisfaction with the NABO and Nebraska's stand at the Prima Cardner-Heareat Wright event amid a noisy arena Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Omaua
Neb
Ey—Tra Vorhies
National Boxing Association
Vorhies
Mike Atntoil
Vorbles
Heareat Wright
Army Y M C A Wrestling Card Delivers Night of Events
Saturday program at the Army Y M C A features three wrestling bouts and an exhibition hosing match. Wrestlers Tridean Wreaths Burns Burnett and Haine compete against Blocker, with a 9:30 start. In boxing, Jimmy Neal defeats Sammy Ruchanen in Newport Kentucky, as Ruchanen suffers fatal injuries from a knockout, with the judge ruling no evident trouble in the kick to the chin.
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Army Y
Army Y. M. C
Tridean Qwreaths Burns
Burnett Mecin Fiolland
Haine ~ Oppusca Blocker
T:30
Pug
Newpont
Jimmy Neal
Cincinnati
Hna
Wan
G. Mantz
Neal
Bole
Sammy Ruchanen
Buchaosn
Raiteed
Tribe's Need of Hurlers Poignantly Stated
San Antonio boosters pressed for pitching depth as the team suffered a 18 to 34 loss to Wichita. Smith was the lone complete game pitcher, with Carson and Sullivan delivering key homers. The game featured a late rally and a standout five-run ninth inning, setting up a rematch Saturday before a two-game set in Montana and a return home.
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Cr Smith
Wichita
Carson
Dor
Deniers
Carson Wee
San Antonio Sbatlers
Sullivan
Vincent
Laveqne
Donders
Margrove
San Antonio
Geggin
Bradbury
Teaimont
Wiebe Ita Falls
Unclear OCR Baseball Play By Play Sketch
Fragmentary cricket or baseball like notes describe pitches hits and outs with numerous misread player names and numbers. The scribbled lines mention Dondero Levey White Malicky and Uitrean with outs runs and pitches plus umpire names Dormmtyus and Patel in a rough summary of a game event.
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Fielen Basen
Tavey
Nevercover
Suilven
Dondero
Sacrifices
Flipper
Burny
Hearts
Qeyens
Jenie
Uitrean
Hurgrovu
Tradbury
Suiltwant
Donderu
Bitpaen
Genie
Levey
Stalicky
Sun
Margrave
Willae
White
Hita
Amalicky
Mure
Willen
White Fay Rume
Malicky
Harerown
Daan
Halla
Aif Maleeky
Curgon
Caran Thy White
White Flinpeak
Imer
Dormmtyus and
Patel
Hee 10 altinore Rochester Reamicn 3
A cryptic OCR fragment from Rochester mentions Hee 10 and Reamicn 3 with unclear context. The readable terms include altinore and U L AGUR along with a parenthetical note. No coherent event or names establish a clear news item.
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Hee
Altinore
Rochester
Homer Breaks Up Game Shortly After Midnight
The Shreveport Shorts rallied from behind to tie the score late, but Kranes delivered a decisive hit to end the contest. Bret added two hits as Beawnont fell 6 to 4 in a nine inning regional baseball clash.
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Homer
Crieber
Krauss
Shreveport Shorts
Beawnont
Bor
Pitra Aft
Kranen
Weader
Nemaréeble Fieling
Teinin Dehalia
Daniel
Pitonte
Bret Teat
Meetal
Kranas
Bik Munch
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Allison
van Ryn
Lott
de Morpurgo
Atures Syn
Ripley
Samuel Peas
Francisco
Solaris Grass
Bre
Dr. Barkley
Rocky Ford Coho
Tezes
Msib
Isuterakinen
U Fates
Aly
Yeatereg
Canzoners
Ary
TGKK
New
Will Mert
Bruce
Grogan
Svpihoan Bragle
Atnteleay
Afta Rane Aetna
Csull
Ieee
Arlington
Americas
Texas League
Forman
de Visay
Gattatter
Sare Lp
Beaumont
Mnirz
Terry
Mallett, Mlarar, Melanahen
Woling
Bret
Eumerane
Berry
Kiguane Aa Oificer
BP Atalleny Whiver
Flutaon
Brewart Ie Muell
Han Helley
Reddy Biaclelan
Hall
Whelan
Ben
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Fort Worth
Houston
Irskin
Ag. N. Ue
AK. Moore
Epee Oir
Boralia
Ae Taxener
FiCenrell
Tnermanten
Sourian
Brewre
Airmauvey
Pate Tits
Dallas
Joann
Thurrsae
Elenen
Gorter
Huns
Metrawor
Terwer
Miuvedgen
Cotter
G Boore
Asking
Stuneen
Hyer
Faurher
Innines
Inniece
Jos Me
Pieter
Phurman
Weener
Laure Beeger
Ott
Tearman
Ah Tauscher
Adkina Goff Wendt
Vilanes
Jean Lares
Wein
Core
Warn Plare
Uphia
Umuries
TRA
Were
Heavieg
Togy Alnvens
Everett Zook
Joe Reenecky
Mitten
George Haner Wis
Hilent"atten
Hilent"atten, the Mute Matmin
Paul J. Steffley
Ther Fang
Hyn
Abe
National Grenade Rasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
Teri
Clem McCarthy
Racing Authority
Seattle
NOG
Wit
WJZ Chain
Toledo
Pill Rollers
TRIBE
Pallew
Sender
Kiers
Murtage
Ae Bradbury
Gesean
Witte
Bob
Bylenlaga
Willita
Carsana
Spillvan
Aan Schinkel
AD Moore
Donder Halten
FI AG
Margrave Aay
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